The SEC says no, or there is a shareholder lawsuit. Publicly traded securities aren't the Wild West, and the real world has built up comparatively effective di

The SEC says no, or there is a shareholder lawsuit. Publicly traded securities aren't the Wild West, and the real world has built up comparatively effective dispute resolution tooling like "courts," elected and appointed "judges," "regulators," and "prosecutors." Not to mention "case law" and "precedence"